Katie Holmes appears at the performance in stunning two-tone trousers. all attention was on her
When Katie Holmes arrived in New York City on Thursday for a recording of the Drew Barrymore Show, she wore a pair of bejeweled two-toned pants.
The 44-year-old Dawson’s Creek alum appeared by the daytime chat program to promote her new movie, Rare Objects.
She recently stated that she doesn’t want to be perceived as a «sexy young thing.»
Rhinestone stars adorned Katie’s dazzling pair of denim, which were complemented by metallic wedge stilettos.
She completed her stylish appearance with a Balenciaga handbag, a sophisticated gray blazer, and a clean white T-shirt.
The mysterious leading lady posed with rising star Lucy Freyer, 27, who was promoting her offbeat new comedy picture Paint while appearing on the Drew Barrymore Show.
Currently on a fast-paced press tour for her upcoming movie, Rare Objects, which hits cinemas and streaming services on April 14, the First Daughter star is promoting the movie.
The main character of the film is a young woman who works in an antique shop in an effort to restore her life before other characters from her past start to appear.
In addition to starring in the 2016 novel by Kathleen Tessaro with the same name, Rare Objects, Holmes also wrote and directed the movie.
Katie discussed a pivotal sequence in the movie where the young lead Benita (played by Julia Mayorga) is abused in a lengthy interview with Glamour this week.
‘What was most significant to me was what it did to [Benita] in the aftermath,’ Holmes said of filming the delicate moment.
Sadly, in my opinion, ladies are aware of [sexual assault], therefore we don’t need to divulge much to understand what we’re talking about.
The ferociously secretive diva continued by sharing a rare glimpse into life with her daughter Suri, 16, whom she shares with her ex-husband Tom Cruise.
Katie claimed that because her only kid is «so visible at a young age,» it has been crucial to «protect her.»
She continued by saying that because Holmes is such a «incredible person,» she was «grateful» to be her parent.
